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Richard Wrighison of Wilmoette, baritoite, sanig at a meeting of the Centutry club Mfonday night fini the home of Mrs. W. W. Boiser, 1721 Spencer avenue. Sharing thé. pro- gram u-itls hlm was Betty' BusbY, P Nliç.Aanwy Xu.pp uoaus 4is ar-~ cOPiist. On Pebruary 2, Mfr. [Crigît son ossisted in the choral celebration of a wedding ini Do-i ers Grove. Mrs. John [,aw Wilds 244 Oxiford road, Ke:îilworth, wiII be hostess to.- day to her uncheon bridge club. -$----~A VE YO0u onstration at the studio of the1 league at Conmwîity House, Winnetka. Mr. Speihuan, choosing his subject, will demonstratë by means of paint- îng, composition, design, figure, color, or any- .other eleffients that go toý make. up a painting, thus showing what methods he. embraces, white working. He is a member, of the Oak Park, Art league, the 'Chicago Galleries association, the ,Palette andi Chisel club, and other art organîza- tions. On the same evening there wiIl be an exhibition of paintings'.by mem- bers of the Oaký Park Art league. Some of the, artists showing tbeïr, p ictures wilI be J. Topping,, Charles Daigreen, Kari Kraft, Averile Con-. well, H. Hemingway, and Ralph Wei- burn. NMrs. Frank Chaffe of Highland Park .will e.tertain h-er north shore sewing club at luncheon Wednesday, February 13. Among the members in Kenilworth are Miss, Katheriiie Stolp, Miss Virginia Belt, Mrs. Robert Osgood, and Mrs. Claude. K.- Sanders. IMr. and Mrs. Gdeorge IPark'drive, Kenilworth, at dituner Saturday. eeitertainief 111 n l'il Wilinette LA. LIFE, 'l141 CMfr.1 Avume g DUCKSOIIFR